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"answer": "Diminishing Anchor Credits: each agent action draws from a per-identity credit anchor that halves on every independent corroboration, so identities prove value only through costly, verifiable lineage. Attackers minting N sybils face marginal cost rising as ~c\u00b7N\u00b2: the ivory of fresh identities yields near-zero credits until each is anchored by paid attestations, and the canyon between cheap first action and expensive sustained participation widens geometrically. Cost: forging K credible identities scales quadratically, making majority capture economically irrational.",
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